OAKVILLE, ONT.âOne of my most basic rules for politicians is: âBe real, be true to yourself." In other words, donât try to be something youâre not, since voters can usually sniff a phoney from a mile away. Yet, they say rules are meant to be broken and maybe thatâs the case for my âBe Realâ rule. Indeed, as I ponder next yearâs federal election, Iâve reluctantly come to the conclusion that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Conservative Party Leader

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